08 Dec 1900
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1900
Page
1
A compact advertisement from Gline lists toys dolls games blocks fancy goods new lamps sets popular books Xmas items and pocket knives available for the season. The notice highlights a broad selection appealing to shoppers seeking gifts and practical items.
Partial OCR text hints at price adjustments and product listings including dollars and cents but lacks clear items. It references ranges from a prior year and mentions merchants possibly like books, with scattered figures such as 1.45. The fragment offers no full names, dates, or locales to confirm specifics.
Portland judge Bollinger decisions may impact the Columbia George and Toy-Toy murder case. Indicted Larkey L login, an Indian, challenged federal jurisdiction over reservation land allotments and guardianship rules. Demurrer sustained on one point. remaining issues await ruling. Wallula citizen K A Linn dies suddenly from apoplexy at home as his family arrives.
A roundup of diverse items includes Albert T. Patrick facing forgery charges tied to a millionaire’s will. Henry Russell, a prolific composer of over 400 songs, dies in London at 87. The Nansen Fund stands at 1 million with no new contributions planned. Congress weighs appointing Froventado of Maine to a captain’s rank on the retired Navy list. In Newark Ohio the Cincinnati Typographical Union leaves the Ohio Federation of Labor over censuring the administration. Commodore Alexander Laanderson, TLS. N., dies near Yonkers aged 70 after long illness. The Sherman statue commission allows Mrs Carl Kohl Smith to complete the band’s contract in Washington. A Manhattan Island servant girls strike threatens with a union forming and 300 domestics ready to quit for better conditions. Dr Angle Moellineaghi refuses a $100,000 Mexican offer to treat yellow fever and plans a San Antonio hospital.
Civil war veteran Henry Winters dies at Portland home. Cape May lightkeeper Captain George W. Boylington dies there. G W Egbert arrested in Salem for fraud involving government funds. One of two men killed in the Northern Pacific wreck near Harker Montana is M J Connell of Wallace Idaho. Washington official vote favors McKinley. Frink and others listed. Naval promotion considered for Sergeant Fred A. Ramey. Oregon pioneer Willi S Ingles dies at Forest Grove at nearly 90. Joe Smith killed at Dewey mine near Grangeville Idaho after a quarrel. Halworth City breaks ground for a new mill with 40,000 to 1,000 daily capacity to be rebuilt by Broddard Bro. after Meekewen mill fire.
Tim Healy warns Boers that British rule may prove preferable to Boer autonomy as Chamberlain outlines a civil government plan to grant municipalities including Pretoria and Johannesburg with equal rights for Boers and Britons and to limit military measures while awaiting parliamentary approval.
The Hague December 8 Queen Wilhelmina received President Kruger as a private citizen in a private audience. Kruger traveled to the palace in a court carriage accompanied by a court dignitary while Dr Loyola joined only at the entrance and did not attend the interview.
The Federation of Labor met in Louisville to discuss Chicago labor troubles. It adopted four resolutions urging Chicago workers to unite and settle disputes by January and called for a joint labor commission to investigate conditions inland. The measure opposed General Otis as secretary of war and aimed to curb organized labor.
A protest has been filed with the House Elections Committee over Robert W. Williams Hawaii delegate. Albert Lobbenello and A. SN Kopotkad accuse the November 6 election in the islands of lacking authority and seek removal. Williams has not yet arrived in the city to respond to the charges.
Berlin reports a furious Reichstag today as agrarian deputy Kowike attacked Chancellor Von Boulow accusing him of steering the empire toward the Trackvaal war. Kowike regretted the unresolved Kroger issue and fear of England. Interior Minister Wernar denied the charges as uproar raged with jeers and exchanges.
Vienna dispatch reports a rumored plan attributed to Prince Nicholas of Montenegro to divide Turkey with Bulgaria and Montenegro. The proposal allegedly aims to strike while great powers focus on China, though it remains unconfirmed by official sources.
The revision committee in Washington adjourned at noon today after a session in which no changes to the existing system were desired by the preparatory group. The leaders indicated plans for continued work in the coming days.
An old dispatch notes conflicts over interpretation among the brethren and mentions a February 12 committee event. The piece references Winston Churchill lectures in the United States and lists dignitaries. A separate item reports a life imprisonment sentence for Fred Hansen and a Philadelphia wreck with multiple injuries.
Livadia report notes Cromwell Wie Hine health update and a crowd gathers at the quay in Cape Town as Lord Roberts arrives. Dispatches detail the crowds and arrival events as December 8 reports.
The House program shows a judiciary, executive and legislative appropriation bill due Monday with war tax relief possibly Tuesday. Pension and river harbor measures discussed. Senate to tackle Hay-Pauncefote treaty and ship bill. Thursday expected Arkansas. Debates over oleomargarine and butter taxes proceed with related amendments and penalties.
Receivers appointed for Wolff and Zwicker bron works after an attachment suit by Seattle and Chicago creditors seeking $60,000. The firm says the works will not close and claims $40,000 from the government related to a contract at Goldabore.
In Seattle Washington a saloon keeper Howard Th Shanks owner of the White House gambling resort was fatally shot by William E Langdon during a quarrel. Shanks died twenty minutes after, Langdon jailed. Also reports a separate note from Rome of American Blue Jackets marching at the Vatican and cheering the pope.
Lome dispatch says General Dewet failed to cross the Onini river at Comansi bridge held by the British. Dewet moved northeast and is being pressed hard. Voors captured seventeen thousand sharp over Krogerslorp intended for the British.
Amex and Towa report the chief building of the Iowa State Agricultural College burned in the early morning blaze. The loss is estimated at 900000 dollars with dormitory students awakened by the flames in the north wing. The college's prized botany collection was destroyed.
A morning fire gutted the Baltimore Bargain House, a mail order firm on Baltimore Street. The blaze caused about 1 million dollars in damage and an official report says Fireman John Flynn fell two stories and was fatally injured.
Reported by I L May & Co and brokers in Chicago and New York shows a dull wheat market with prices lower on the day. Export shipments for the week reached 3,000,000 tons versus 6,100,000 last year. Liverpool closed 1 8 higher and New York opened unchanged at 70s with highs near that level and lows around 787-4. Stocks lower with money moving slowly. range today 747-4 to Thy.
Advertisement notes a lasative remedy named Bromejuinine with a seven price and one day action. It includes a promise of cure or payment by the seller. The language reflects early advertising with brief health claims.
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